Iluminace 2004, 16(1):61-83

History without the Past. Film and the Construction of Historical Time

Michèle Pauline Lagny

The study examines the ability of film to testify to the complexity of history writing, and draws on an examination of film examples to assess how film writing can also be history writing.

Keywords: history and film; film theory

Published: March 1, 2004  Show citation

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Lagny, M.P. (2004). History without the Past. Film and the Construction of Historical Time. Iluminace, 16(1), 61-83
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